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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues that public officials and school leaders failing ethics provoke student protests. It contends government violence and profit over morals push youths to demand change. It forecasts a coming era where students set new methods and ideals, guiding the generation.
A federal judge set 100000 bail for American engineer John Butenko and Russian Igor Ivanov tied to a Soviet spy ring. Ivanov, 29 year sentence, remained in Soviet diplomatic custody. Butenko, 44, facing return to court if bond posted, appeals on wiretap evidence.
A nationwide survey by the Music Teachers National Association profiles a typical private piano teacher. The usual specialist is a married woman aged 36 living in a city under 50,900 population, emphasizing piano instruction.
Portland report notes that a single snowshoe hare can destroy 100 Douglas fir seedlings in one night and a deer mouse can eat 350 fir seeds nightly. The regional damage from wildlife is estimated at 12 to 15 million dollars annually in the Douglas fir area of the Northwest.
Clark County School Board schedules a 5:30 p.m. special meeting at the Education Center to consider recognizing the Clark County Classroom Teachers Association. A preliminary session will discuss negotiation processes, while a decision on 1969-70 contracts for about 2,900 teachers is delayed pending the meeting.
The first 65 senators filed disclosures showing earners from speeches, television, writing, and honorariums exceeding $50. Barry Goldwater led with $66,875.48 in honorariums and $59,088.48 in speeches, while Edward Brooke and Strom Thurmond also listed substantial sums.
A Paris France-Soir poll shows acting President Alain Poher likely to win the June 15 runoff after Pompidou leads Poher in the first round on June 1. The poll projects Poher defeating the other four major candidates in the runoff.
Janet Pomeroy Avery Dulles, 77, widow of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, died Wednesday at Washington Hospital Center. She had joined the hospital shortly before death. cause not disclosed. Funeral set for Saturday at Georgetown Presbyterian Church with private Arlington burial.
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